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Clubhouse

Key Principals

These are Clubhouse's key principals as per their guidelines.

Be yourself. The authenticity of Clubhouse begins with the people.
Be respectful. This applies to every person, at all times.
Be inclusive. Tolerate, welcome, and consider diverse people and perspectives.
Build empathy and understanding. Engage in debates that are in good faith.
Foster meaningful and genuine connections. This is what Clubhouse is all about.

Clubhouse Roles

There are three principal roles in Clubhouse: Moderator, Speaker & Listener.

Moderator: If you start a room in Clubhouse, you are the moderator. You are the speaker with the ability to add or remove other speakers. You help guide the conversation and influence the content and conversation in the room.

Speaker: Speakers have the ability to talk in the room. By default, the moderator is the only speaker. Everyone else who joins starts as a simple listener, it is up to the moderator to invite someone to be a speaker.

Listener: When you join a Clubhouse conversation you enter as an audience member with your microphone muted. If you want to participate in the discussion you can raise your hand (the button to request to become a speaker).

How to Get a Clubhouse Invite

If you want to join Clubhouse, you will need an invitation. You can get an invitation by joining the Clubhouse waitlist, or by asking an existing user for an invitation. See our dedicated article on how to get a Clubhouse invite.

Clubhouse for Android

There is currently no Clubhouse app for Android, however Clubhouse have stated they intend to "begin work on our Android app soon".

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